Figment

/ˈfɪɡmənt/
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Abstract Concepts

Use 'figment' for abstract or imaginary ideas, not physical objects that actually exist.

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Her perfect partner was a figment, no one could match that ideal.
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Negative Connotation

'Figment' often signals something falsely perceived or believed, without evidence.

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His claim of vast wealth was a figment, as he actually owed money.
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Expressing Disbelief

Use 'figment' to express skepticism about the reality of something mentioned.

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Are you sure you saw a ghost, or is that a figment of your imagination?
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